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The Cognitive Behavioural ( CB ) approach explains OCD as a where intrusive thoughts lead to , causing , which triggers behaviours that temporarily anxiety but the cycle . It combines the Cognitive Approach , focusing on processes like attention and , and the Behavioural Approach , emphasising behaviours . A key concept is , where sufferers attend to perceived threats . Williams et al . ( ) showed OCD patients environments for threats , and Rachman ( ) detailed a - fear case where harmless were misperceived as .

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Treatment evidence supports the approach : Williams et al . ( 2010 ) found CBT , including Exposure and Response Prevention ( ) , reduced in young people . Strengths include strong support , practical , and linking cognition with behaviour . Weaknesses are its limited consideration of biological , social , or factors , and reliance on - report . Overall , the CB approach provides a , evidence - based explanation for OCD and forms the basis of effective .

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